Recent earthquakes have sparked anxieties and fueled speculation about the impending end of times. Many people associate seismic activity with religious prophecies, specifically signs of the Day of Judgement in Islam. This has led to questions about whether increased earthquake frequency signals an approaching apocalypse. The article explores these concerns from both Islamic and scientific viewpoints. Islamic teachings offer interpretations regarding natural disasters as trials or warnings, but do not definitively link them to a specific doomsday timeline. Conversely, science explains earthquakes as a natural result of tectonic plate movement, with fluctuations in frequency part of long-term geological processes, not harbingers of destruction.